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Great kick into the corner by Leeds playmaker Danny McGuire.
'Game management' I think they call it.
Summary
FT: St Helens 16-41 Leeds
Ash Handley runs in first-half hat-trick for Leeds
Hardaker, McGuire, Sutcliffe and Moon also go over for Rhinos
Makinson and Turner (2) for Saints
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Some brilliant tackles going in here.
Jordan Turner was like a heat-seeking missile as he took down Liam Sutcliffe, while minutes earlier Stevie Ward melted Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook with a real blockbuster.
HIT!
TRY (Turner, con Burns)published at 21:28 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
Game on.
Luke Walsh's chip kick was tapped back by Andre Savelio and the ball popped perfectly to Jordan Turner to spin over and score.
Second try for the former Hull FC man.
Leeds wobbling?
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Saints switching the point of attack but finding Leeds a formidable wall.
Mose Masoe JUST held up.
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James Deighton
BBC Radio Leeds commentator"It has been all Saints in the second half. They are having their best spell of the game."
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Zak Hardaker fumbles the high kick. Saints deep in the Leeds half again.
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Saints cough up possession, Leeds cough up possession. No one can quite take advantage.
Both sides trying to stretch the play and force the defensive mistake. Leeds fail to play the ball properly and St Helens regain possession.
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A few errors creeping in from both sides. It's frantic stuff.
Leeds still three scores ahead but the momentum feels as though it's with Saints.
Rhinos feed the scrum and have possession.
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The big difference in this half is where Leeds are working their last tackle plays.
In the first half they were peppering the Saints line on the last and forcing them to start deep in their own half.
Right now, they're kicking from inside their own half and that is giving Saints more space on which to return those kicks.
That of course, comes from their own defensive effort.
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St Helens are playing this one like a Grand Final at the moment. Real intensity. Fans on the edge of their seats.
Jon Wilkin looked to feed Adam Swift on the left but the winger cannot take the ball in and Leeds get a relieving scrum.
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Unbelievable strength by Jamie Peacock to hold up Jon Wilkin.
Travis Burns wins the penalty. Deep in the Leeds half, Saints attack.
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Amazing what a try does for your confidence.
Rhinos full-back Zak Hardaker gathered a high kick and then lost it in dangerous territory.
Saints are sensing a try here.
TRY (Turner)published at 21:11 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
Image source, Getty ImagesWell there's the answer.
Luke Walsh made his own platform with a confident saunter through the Leeds line and stays composed enough to boom the ball to Jordan Turner on the left.
Turner gathered the pass on the bounce and had too much power for Leeds' defence.
First blood in this second half by Saints. Travis Burns missed the kick.
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Line-speed better from St Helens. The long kick downfield from Rob Burrow bounces out dead and Saints tap on the 20.
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Luke Walsh is on for St Helens. He has direction, kicking and distribution but does he have the attacking platform?
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We're back underway.
Will history repeat?published at 21:06 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
Image source, PAThe half-time score here got my memory buzzing. I was sure I remembered a game in which Saints roared back to win from a heavy half-time deficit.
And then it came to me.
Castleford were 24-6 up at half-time at home to Saints in Super League a little over a year ago, but a second-half fightback saw the visitors snatch a 30-28 win late on.
Will history repeat itself? Stick with us to find out.
Kirke at the double for Trinitypublished at 21:04 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
They think it's all over at Belle Vue... it is now as Ian Kirke has gone over twice on his debut for Wakefield to put the result of this fifth round Challenge Cup tie beyond doubt.
Missing the action?published at 21:00 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
Well never fear. ALL the tries of tonight's humdinger at Langtree Park will be shown in the north of England on Monday night's Super League Show at 23:25 BST - BBC One.
Tanya Arnold and the team will have highlights of all the Super League games and the best of the Challenge Cup action from round five.
If you are unable to catch the Monday night edition, it will be shown at 09:15 BST throughout the country on BBC Two and of course you can see it on the iPlayer all week.
Wakefield stretch their leadpublished at 20:56 British Summer Time 17 April 2015
It looks like Wakefield will be going through to the sixth round of the Challenge Cup.
Further tries from Craig Hall and Danny Washbrook give the Super League side a 16-point lead and put them on course for a first win in nine games.